Bindu Dhyan

Vision gets collected or focused by bindu dhyan. Ascension which is a direct corollary of collection enables the practitioner to pierce the cover of darkness and behold divine radiance. The practitioner arrives, thus, at the centre or the point of origin of the gross realm. He comes to wield total control over the entire gross universe. He acquires supernatural powers called riddhis and siddhis. However, in order to be able to attain to this state of bindu dhyan, it is highly desirable to practice manas dhyan (meditating on the form of the Guru or the desired deity) first. Having stilled one's sight at the form of the desired deity, bindu dhyAn becomes very easy to perform.

The Bindu Chakra is an important centre for health, giving us the power for physical and mental recuperation. This Chakra benefits eyesight, quietens the emotions and promotes inner harmony, clarity and balance. With the help of this Chakra we are capable of controlling hunger and thirst and gain the ability to overcome unhealthy eating habits. Concentration on the Bindu relieves anxiety and depression, nervousness and also feelings of oppression in the heart.

Mantra Dhyan

One needs to focus all his or her mental energies on Devi or Devata of whom Pooja, Fasting and Prayers are being done. All the prayers are considered fruitless unless the person is unable to concentrate mentally on the deity.

The mantras for mental concentration on deities are written in Sanskrit in the Hindu Vedic scriptures. These are called DHYAN MANTRAS or DHYAN SHLOKAS. These Dhyan Mantras or Shlokas depict the form and appearance of Deities as beautiful representation of Sanskrit lyrics. Understanding these help the Sadhak mentally concentrate on the deity of choice with intense focus of spiritual and mental energies.

Without understanding the meaning of these mantras mere recitation of them does not meet the needs of Devi/Devata Sadhana. These Dhyan Mantras are strongly recommended to be recited even for daily pooja done at home. So the individual must first understand the meaning of these Dhyan Mantras so as to appease the lord supreme and get blessings of his desire.

Navgarh Dhyan

Navagrahas, the nine planetary gods have a great significance in Hinduism, since they play an important role in influencing the destiny of individuals. According to Hindu beliefs a person's fate depends upon the planetary positions not only at the time his or her birth but also at various times when important events take place or when important works are undertaken.

The Navagrahas are usually found installed together in most Hindu temples, and people worship them together. However, each of them also have specific temples built for them in various parts of India. Deities like Shani, Budha, Kuja are particularly worshipped by devotees to overcome misfortune and ward off evil influences. The following is a very powerful Navagraha prayer used by devotees to worship them collectively.

Sankalp Siddhi Meditaion

Depending on others cannot give you peace for a longer time In life. Sri guru’s this revolutionary life changing divine technique helps to attain physical , mental and spiritual well-being in a person.

Shri guru believes that meditating in group, performing rituals in group leads to spirits uniting in an ontological way. This leads to awakening of an energy. This energy destroys all our irritability and sins. Our sorrows get converted into joy. Our sins get converted into virtues. Our unrest gets converted into peace and our life too becomes financially stable. This brings all types of ontological happiness. That technique can be achieved by all the seekers with the help of spiritual uniting only. You can get rid of all your sorrows by participating in this spiritual uniting program, by performing rituals in group and also by doing ontological meditation.

Kundalini Jagran Vidhi

The universe remains constant by mere existence of God. According to Kundalini Yoga, the power of God that drives the universe is called Chaitanya. Concerning a person, Chaitanya is called consciousness and it is that part of the divine power that is required for human actions.

The chakras are energy points that govern the physical body and regulate the uptake and energy expenditure in non-initiated or underdeveloped spiritually are closed or slightly open, when we develop our etheric, open the chakras.

When the Siddha Yogi or Guru shaktipatha on the seeker, this center of the mind awakens. The Guru puts his hand on his head, giving favor to his disciple. In that sequence of blessing, the communication of power is the transfer or awakening. That is how power is spread throughout the personality. Some centers are in its control role. From there its operation is awakening and evacuation. This fact can be understood by the example of switching on or off to operate any device in daily life. Electricity is prevalent everywhere, but it cannot be availed. To use electricity, then go through a process. For this, they connect to the production and distribution system of electricity. The switch can be switched on or off to wake up and sleep. After concluding descent or awakening to connect the vast energy of human consciousness to the vast ocean of energy or to reveal it within itself, the desired centers can be activated and stopped by the resolution.

Chakra Sadhana

Chakras have been talked about a lot in our scriptures. The human body has seven rotating energy centers, which are located in the spinal cord and extend from the base of the spinal column to the skull.These are called chakras, because in Sanskrit, chakra means circle, wheel or round object. Some Benefits: